Gram-negative wound infection is a significant determinant of morbidity and mortality in burn patients, yet literature in this field is particularly scarce. This reference text applies a rigrous, evidence-based approach to an in-depth analysis of this specialist area. The major causative organisms, their incidences across burn centres world wide, and predictive risk factors are extensively investigated, providing best-evidence recommendations. A must-read for clinicians looking to remain abreast of latest evidence based research, researchers in antimicrobial development as well as epidemiology. Gram-Negative Burn Wound Infection: An Evidence Based Approach is also an excellent introduction to students of evidence-based surgical research methodology.
